in no particular order...
• I watched Jon learn lots of new knitting skills. So far he's finished his first scarf and is working on a set of handwarmers, Dashing.
• I worked on my NaKniSweMo. 
Here's the progress on November 30,
and here's the progress today. I'm hoping to finish the sweater up by Saturday.
• I successfully cooked my first Thanksgiving dinner for Jon's family (turkey and all) and sewed these napkins for the table.
• I found the perfect stuffing recipe for said Thanksgiving dinner: Sourdough stuffing
• I finished up the semester (well, about 98% finished)
• I watched and was inspired by Craft in America
• I saw an incredibly inspiring, deaf percussionist, Evelyn Glennie, perform with the DSO.
Now, I've got a month of free time and a long list of projects to do and books to read. Hopefully I won't be taking long breaks again any time soon!
You have been busy. I love the sweater - such a great pattern and color. I hope you share another view when you are finished.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back :-)
ReplyDeleteThe sweater is gorgeous and congrats on the Thanksgiving dinner...I usually just make side dishes so I haven't had the stress of the turkey yet.
Can't wait to see all your projects for December :-)
I'm 98% done as well...just a final tomorrow and Tuesday. What will I do for a month...perhaps knit a sweater.... It's so nice to see you back!
ReplyDeleteyour lady sweater is beautiful! do you think you could teach me to pick up knitting techniques as fast as jon has? wow! I'm still stuck on knit/purl....
ReplyDeleteBest wishes for your last 2% push!
Yay!!! So good to "see" you! You have been very busy indeed. I love the sweater so far. That is one of my all time favorite patterns, and I'm not a knitter. :~) Jon looks like he has really taken to the knitting. :~)
ReplyDeleteOhh, I really like the napkins that you made. I'm trying to work on some coasters and napkins for holiday presents, but I am having some trouble. I'm sure I'll get the hang of it. :~)
Glad you had a successful TDay. Looks scrumptious.
Oh! And I love your holiday banner. :~)
ReplyDeletethe sweater is gorgeous! it looks like you're almost done. the stuffing looks wonderful...i'm going to check out that recipe...we need something new for next year.
ReplyDeleteA month of free time sounds perfect! Enjoy it to the fullest!
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to seeing the sweater completed. It is coming along great!
Your sweater is amazing! I love it and you really have gotten far on it. I can't wait to see it when it is done. I'm so jealous of JOn's knitting. I've tried it and just couldn't get the hang of it. Maybe I'll try again one day. I also love your napkins. I really want to make some, but they are so far down on my to make list, who knows when it will be before I get there. Yours are georgous though! Enjoy your break and I'm glad you had a good Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteglad you're back! =) the napkins are sooo pretty and that stuffing looks scrumptious.
ReplyDeleteI love all the knitting going on at your house!
ReplyDeleteJohn has a natural talent for knitting. I am super impressed. And your sweater is looking great. Wonderful color choice.
ReplyDeleteI love the look of those hand warmers. Always impressed by a man knitting!
ReplyDeleteThe sweater turned out so beautifully! Congratulations! And way to go Jon on those handwarmers!
ReplyDeleteI've been looking at the Dashing pattern... I can't believe that your husband is knitting them, so cool! My husband started a scarf for me, but it has gotten lost somewhere...
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